Ivanovo designers presented collections at Moscow Fashion Week
The organizers of the Moscow Fashion Week received more than a thousand applications from designers from all over the country, representatives of 63 regions of Russia sent a questionnaire.

It was held in the capital of Russia in the central exhibition hall "Manege". Among the participants were designers from the Ivanovo region.
“Holuyskaya line” from the village of Holui showed a collection created together with the Russian State University named after A. N. Kosygin and dedicated to the Russian wedding. Modern images of the bride are built on elements of traditional Russian costume and supplemented by Choluy embroidery. The main material was linen, and the products are made by hand using line embroidery, iron and richelieu.
The brand of HBC "Shuyskoe calico" together with the RSU named after A. N. Kosygin presented the collection "Second look". It is distinguished by traditional scarves, aprons, voluminous sleeves and ornaments. According to representatives of the brand, the main meaning of the collection is the theme of multilayered clothing and man, the ability to combine at first glance incompatible, change without abandoning yourself, and each time open a new layer, because the first impression is only the beginning.
Drawings of the XIX century from the Museum of Ivanovo calico formed the basis of the images “Coint nights” – the collection of Ivanovo designer Ksenia Demyanenko-Novikova. They were adapted for modern production together with the "Shui chiltz". The collection has coats and jackets with calico details, mini and maxi dresses-balloons, as well as an author's print with graphic trees.
The Parallel collection was shown by Ivanovo designer Alexander Smirnitsky. The designer conducted a study of shapes and textures. Its products are designed for women's and men's wardrobe in the spring-summer season of 2027.
The organizers of the Moscow Fashion Week received more than a thousand applications from designers from all over the country, representatives of 63 regions of Russia sent a questionnaire. Designers from more than ten countries, including Kazakhstan, China and Turkey, also presented their collections.



